Tavistock Investments Share Discussion Threads

[russman] 11/1/2022 11:46

Not a cheap price for a minority stake (in the short term)
TAVI could not afford to buy BPM out on its own.
Could stack up with Titan Wealth.

[makeamillion3] 11/1/2022 09:47

Not much activity on the shares but at 25% spread it’s not surprising. Why the huge spread?

[quepassa] 11/1/2022 08:48

A lot of positive press coverage.

[makeamillion3] 10/1/2022 18:38

I would assume (correct me if wrong) that by following Tavistock’s compliance and processes means moving funds onto the new platform and under the management realm? Could be a big boost to the FUM in a short timeframe.
If that’s the plan, that could/should be a good deal.
I may however off got 2+2 and got 5?
Not much movement in the market on the back of this though…

[russman] 10/1/2022 18:00

It is a deal. But a minority stake with BPM in control.
If it was a good price BPM would have bought it first.

[mandarin4] 10/1/2022 08:23

Well QP I have attempted to ‘absorb carefully’ the comments of BPM’s chief investment officer but I am not really seeing the perceived subliminal message that you are. Be a good chap and get the old enigma machine out and decipher in to English so we all know what you are banging on about. Thank you

[chrisdgb] 10/1/2022 07:37

We have a deal.............

[makeamillion3] 31/12/2021 11:40

I hope your right. Reward for long term holders would restore some faith.
Happy new year and good luck all

[chrisdgb] 31/12/2021 11:15

Well, a transformational year here and I still think we will see double figures in 2022..........

[russman] 14/12/2021 19:49

They bought the last shares higher; obviously hoping the buyback would lift the share price

[markgordon1] 13/12/2021 22:35

Because they have received shares from the early days for nothing meaning their average is probably below current price Also remember they bought shares lower too

[makeamillion3] 13/12/2021 22:19

Aren’t their options set at 5.5p and 6p? So the share price has to be above that price to make them worth considering. So I have to question, if they expect the price to lift to make those worthwhile, why aren’t they filling their boots at 4.25/4.5p?
Do they have more ‘free shares’ to come due to targets or anything. I’ve forgot now as it all got murky when they tried to give themselves a chunk of the business which was coincidentally a few months before the Titan deal appeared. It’s almost like they saw it coming…. 👀👀
Don’t worry, in it together…

[markgordon1] 13/12/2021 20:07

Yes but at what price Remember these chaps have significantly lower average cost price Not the 7p a lot of people have

[russman] 13/12/2021 17:46

If you are 65; you may want to cash in your options sooner rather than later.

[enough2021] 11/12/2021 15:18

It's a long race and it's clear that they are ripping the heart out of a good company, with good employees. The remaining external shareholders need to work together to find a solution to this slow burning robbery. Remember, this is a public company and they way out of their depth. This is far from over. Keep the faith.

[markgordon1] 11/12/2021 12:48

Then there are the pension contributions Then the tree that keeps giving OPTIONSNo room for shareholders in this story

[graham1ty] 11/12/2021 10:48

The Board do not really care if nothing happens for a while. They continue to bleed the coffers. In the last five years, total Board remuneration has been £2.9m. Raven has trousered £1.4m and Cooke £1.2m.

Why would you change that ?

If you look at the Balance Sheet for year end 2020, there were accumulate LOSSES of £4.023m. In other words, prior to the sale, this had cumulatively Made significant losses.

[russman] 10/12/2021 17:52

If our share price rises so will the value of their options.
Their options are presumably an added incentive.

[markgordon1] 10/12/2021 09:30

Yes but they already are quids in because of the options awards.While ordinary shareholders like me have been diluted out of sight they have awarded themselves more and more.Their percentage holdings have significantly risen mine has significantly fallen There average price is lower than current by a long way

[russman] 10/12/2021 06:07

The BoD have bought shares at higher prices in the past.
If our share price was higher; their pension pots would be bigger.
ipso facto.

[makeamillion3] 09/12/2021 12:48

I’ve said that also mark.
They have too much power to be challenged with their own holdings plus family and long term pals/acquaintances.
If I sold, I’m still down. The only asset in my portfolio still down after all these years. And it still needs a 80% increase from current levels to be back to 7.5p where all started. So all this ‘shareholder value’ is sh1t unless you were aware of the initial plan to dilute and destroy the initial share price and fill your boots at 1.5p! Those holders and all who bought below 3p will certainly have some value. I wonder who that may be?? If only I knew the grand plan.
But you can guarantee if I take the hit here, they will finally deliver.

[russman] 08/12/2021 17:53

Or retire gracefully.

[markgordon1] 08/12/2021 16:09

They are not going to leave and nobody will bid because they can block it.